Sentence examples for were as difficult as from inspiring English sources

(Indeed, several players asked me afterward if I thought they were as difficult as people said).

They were, as difficult as it may be to accept, active participants in their own radicalisation.

But Ms. Jackson, who received her undergraduate degree at Bentley College in Massachusetts, disagreed, saying her graduate courses were as difficult as those she took at Rutgers.

Elizabeth I and Mary I, 16th century AD Although the Middle Ages are packed with tales of political intrigue among families, few relationships were as difficult as that of Elizabeth I and Mary I. Alike in dignity, they were opposed in matters of the cloth.

Landon Donovan, on the Galaxy's winning three games in eight days — two against the Red Bulls and a third against R.S.L. — by a combined score of 7-2: "threehree games we played this week were as difficult as games as we've played all year".

The next two years of Taylor's life were as difficult as anyone can imagine: bone marrow transplant, weeks in complete isolation, and inability to eat, walk, or speak for extended periods.

This is as difficult as it sounds.

Nowcasting can be as difficult as forecasting.

Her attempt will be as difficult as it is unprecedented.

It is as difficult as before; the problems just change.

That should not be as difficult as it sounds.